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QuickMail pricing in 2026: what you actually pay

Every published QuickMail tier, what each one really includes, and what the sticker price leaves out.

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QuickMail's cheapest plan costs $49 per month in 2026. This means an annual spend of $588. That base price covers core cold email features. It also includes deliverability tools. This article details what you get for that money. It also shows what costs are not obvious.

QuickMail 2026: The published tiers

QuickMail Tier
What it includes
Starter
$49/mo. Best for solo founders. Caps at 5,000 sends/mo and 1,000 contacts.
Growth
$99/mo. Best for small teams. Caps at 25,000 sends/mo and 5,000 contacts.
Agency
$299/mo. Best for growing agencies. Caps at 100,000 sends/mo and 20,000 contacts.

What each QuickMail tier actually delivers

Starter ($49/mo)

The Starter plan includes unlimited users and unlimited senders. You also get unlimited LinkedIn accounts. It caps at 5,000 sends per month. You can manage up to 1,000 contacts. AutoWarmer and MailFlow are built in. This plan is for individuals or very small teams. It provides core deliverability features on a budget.

Growth ($99/mo)

The Growth plan includes all Starter features. It allows up to 25,000 sends per month. You can manage up to 5,000 contacts. This plan suits small outbound teams. It helps them scale initial campaigns.

Agency ($299/mo)

The Agency plan includes all Growth features. It allows up to 100,000 sends per month. You can manage up to 20,000 contacts. This plan includes two workspaces. Additional workspaces cost $49 per month each. It suits agencies with a few clients. It also works for larger internal teams running multiple campaigns.

Hidden costs: What QuickMail's sticker price leaves out

No annual billing option exists. You get no discount for commitment.
Contact upload limits hit before send limits. This is common on the Starter plan.
The Agency plan includes only two workspaces. True multi-client use costs more ($49/mo per extra workspace).
Overages for sends above plan limits are not published. This implies a forced upgrade.

QuickMail cost per seat: 1, 5, and 20 users

QuickMail offers unlimited users on every plan. This means the cost per seat drops as your team grows. The total plan price remains fixed. Your cost efficiency improves with more team members.

$49/mo
1 user
on Starter plan
$9.80/user/mo
5 users
on Starter plan ($49/5)
$2.45/user/mo
20 users
on Starter plan ($49/20)

These per-user costs apply within the Starter plan's send and contact limits. Higher volume requires a higher tier. The per-user cost structure remains the same.

Key questions before buying QuickMail in 2026

Do I need unlimited users and senders?

Yes, if you have a growing outbound team. Yes, if you run an agency where adding seats is a frequent, expensive problem with other tools.

Is deliverability monitoring a priority?

Yes, QuickMail's AutoWarmer and MailFlow suite are built-in. They are not add-ons. This makes it strong for inbox health.

How many contacts do I upload monthly?

This is often the real limit. If you exceed 1,000 on Starter or 5,000 on Growth, you will need to upgrade.

Do I run campaigns for multiple clients?

The Agency plan is designed for this. Budget for additional workspaces beyond the included two. They cost $49 per month each.

Before you buy, check these items:

Prompt: Compare QuickMail to alternatives

Compare Outreach Tools for My Needs

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I am looking for an outbound cold email tool. My team has [NUMBER] users and we send roughly [NUMBER] emails per month. We upload about [NUMBER] new contacts every month. My top priority is [DELIVERABILITY/VOLUME/COST/MULTI-CLIENT MANAGEMENT]. Compare QuickMail's [STARTER/GROWTH/AGENCY] plan against [TOOL_NAME_1] and [TOOL_NAME_2] for my specific situation. Highlight where QuickMail excels and where the others are stronger.